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Changes in Perfusion CT of Advanced Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck Treated during the Course of Concomitant Chemoradiotherapy

K. Šurlan-Popovič, S. Bisdas, Z. Rumboldt, T.S. Koh and P. Strojan
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2010, 31 (3) 570-575; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1859
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    BF maps at admission (A) and after the completion of 40 Gy (B) of concomitant cisplatin-based chemoradiotherapy in a responder with squamous cell carcinoma of the oropharynx (arrows). Note the significant reduction of the tumor volume at 40 Gy, accompanied by lower BF values. Serial BV imaging at the baseline (C) and after 40 Gy (D) of concomitant chemoradiation in a nonresponder with squamous cell carcinoma of the hypopharynx. The BV maps demonstrate clearly the increase of BV in the tumor site during the follow-up (arrowheads).

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    Demographic and clinical data

    PatientSex/Age, YearsTNMTumor Site
    1M/74T3N2bOropharynx
    2M/52T3N2cOropharynx
    3M/49T4N2bOral cavity
    4M/69T2N2cHypopharynx
    5M/47T4N2cOropharynx and oral cavity
    6M/59T4N2cOral cavity
    7M/52T3N2bOropharynx
    8M/66T4N2aOropharynx
    9M/65T3N0Hypopharynx
    10M/56T4N0Hypopharynx
    11M/59T4N3Oropharynx
    12F/70T4N1Oropharynx and oral cavity
    13M/60T4N2cOropharynx and hypopharynx
    14M/64T4N2Hypopharynx
    15M/62T3N0Hypopharynx
    16M/40T3N1Oropharynx
    17M/64T2N2bOropharynx
    18M/70T4N2cHypopharynx
    19M/63T4N2bHypopharynx
    20M/54T4N2cOral cavity
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    Perfusion parameters (mean ± SD) in the pooled patients as well as separately in responders and nonresponders at 0, 40, and 70 Gy of concomitant chemoradiotherapy.

    0 Gy40 Gy70 Gy
    Pooled PatientsRespondersNonrespondersPooled PatientsRespondersNonrespondersPooled PatientsRespondersNonresponders
    BF (mL/min/100 g)70.4 ± 7.972.6 ± 9.169.7 ± 7.476.2 ± 19.167.5 ± 5.987.7 ± 23.166.1 ± 28.153.0 ± 15.187.8 ± 30.1
    BV (mL/100 mL)6.1 ± 1.96.4 ± 1.47.3 ± 2.86.9 ± 2.25.1 ± 1.08.5 ± 3.26.5 ± 2.95.0 ± 1.48.3 ± 2.4
    MTT (s)8.2 ± 3.97.6 ± 3.29.3 ± 4.17.8 ± 2.76.9 ± 2.49.1 ± 4.09.9 ± 2.79.6 ± 2.710.1 ± 4.2
    Permeability (mL/min/100 g)14.0 ± 4.814.1 ± 3.313.1 ± 5.616.7 ± 8.213.6 ± 5.020.7 ± 9.118.2 ± 11.915.9 ± 7.921.3 ± 6.1
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    ROC curve analysis of PCT parameters for early response (tumor volume shrinkage ≥30%) to concomitant chemoradiotherapy

    ValueCriterionAUCPSensitivity, %Specificity, %Positive LRNegative LR
    Baseline BF>70.40.54.457.380.03.00.6
    BF (40 Gy)≤74.40.82.0390.080.04.40.2
    Baseline BV≥5.00.83.0159.51000.4
    BV (40 Gy)≤6.90.80.0290805.20.0
    Baseline MTT≤9.00.60.871.4601.80.5
    MTT (40 Gy)≤9.20.83.04100602.40.0
    Baseline PS>10.00.63.1100602.20.0
    PS (40 Gy)≤12.60.80.06651000.4
    • Note:—The values of the provided criteria are the cutoff thresholds for predicting the defined early response. The statistically significant values (P ≤.05) are set in boldface italics; the values approaching statistical significance (P = .06) are set in lightface italics. Values for BF are in mL/min/100 g; for BV, mL/100 mL; for MTT, seconds; and for PS, mL/min/100 g.

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K. Šurlan-Popovič, S. Bisdas, Z. Rumboldt, T.S. Koh, P. Strojan
Changes in Perfusion CT of Advanced Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck Treated during the Course of Concomitant Chemoradiotherapy
American Journal of Neuroradiology Mar 2010, 31 (3) 570-575; DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A1859

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